Can't help but to wonder though, if it's something many start using to avoid taxes immediately after a new tax law is released, it's probably the intended effect. Like a tax break for driving eco-friendly cars or something. If it's something that is only discovered severals years after the tax law, it's probably a loop hole that got missed when the law was being written.
Which then brings the question, if you knew a loop hole in the law, would you tell the people who can close it about the hole by filing for a patent in use of it? Seems kinda self-defeating, sure you might get a patent for the hole but the hole will get closed that much quicker than if you had just kept your mouth shut and kept it secret.
Sure! Your intuition is far more powerful than 100 years of scien-ma-tific observation.
Well, admittedly science wasn't exactly at the same level in 1906 as it is today, especially for things like upper atmosphere composition.
So we can now transform loose light weight clothing into slightly different configurations through motors that can last atleast the 30 seconds necessary for a fashion show on 80 pound models that avoid body movements.
Seems pretty useless to me, why's this on/.?
Yes, you can do it. A great resource (with forum) for these kinds of projects is http://www.silentpcreview.com What I would run is a P4 with the NCU-2000 heatsink. A p4 because if you do get the CPU too hot, it would throttle itself rather than shut down your computer.
I could never figure that out, since AMD's performance rating system isn't linear.. do you divide 2500 by the stock MHz, and multiply by the overclocked MHz to come up with the 3200+?
"My problem is when the community or the school or the Govt starts enforcing the beliefs of the majority on its minorities." You're the one who wants government to enforce beliefs.
If it's part of someone's religion to pray before each and every meal, what right does the government have to tell them they can't do it?
Seems the simplest method would be to mount a couple video cameras on the plane and feed them to giant displays in the cockpit. You could even have a field of vision that would be impossible with windows (imagine a camera pointed backwards). Lasers would then be useless.
Only problem would be electric failure -- if your power died or something you would be flying blind, so it might be a good idea to keep a window in the cockpit, just covered with a shade or something.
In the worst scenario, you end up with some horrendously lame media player or no-name virus scanner written by a drunk Chinese five year old embedded into your computer.
Can the five year old embedded into my computer write other software as well?
It's great that they've got lower cards coming out, but what I really wanna know is when we can purchase a 6800 ultra DDL for the PC (yes, to run the 30" apple monitor.)
I also use a 4200, though I got the 128mb version. At the time I purchased mine the fx line had been out for a short time, the 5200 cost about the same as the 4200, and everyone was telling me to purchase a 5200 for dx9. Hah, look at their 5200's now!
The difference is if you run intel hyperthreading, intel says "Way to go, we'll support you!" and if you run dual xp's, amd says "Uh, we don't support that."
Kinda like running dual celerons back in the old days I suppose.
Actually, you DO have the URLs to base your judgement on. It's just, the HTML is friggin' retarded. I guess what's what you get from someone who uses "phishing"..
Some page source:
<p align="center"><font face="Arial" size="2">To validate your personal
CITI online banking account follow the link below</font>:
<p align="center"><a href="#" onClick="MM_popupMsg('For the Phishing IQ Test, the Link has been disabled.')"
onMouseOver="MM_displayStatusMsg('http://citi-prot ection.info/');return document.MM_returnValue">http://web.da-us.citibank.com&BVP=/cgi-bin/citifi/scripts/&M=S&US&_u=visito r</a>.
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Having been denied entry to london pubs, 48% of alcoholic criminals are now committing crimes sober.
Yeah.
Can't help but to wonder though, if it's something many start using to avoid taxes immediately after a new tax law is released, it's probably the intended effect. Like a tax break for driving eco-friendly cars or something. If it's something that is only discovered severals years after the tax law, it's probably a loop hole that got missed when the law was being written.
Which then brings the question, if you knew a loop hole in the law, would you tell the people who can close it about the hole by filing for a patent in use of it? Seems kinda self-defeating, sure you might get a patent for the hole but the hole will get closed that much quicker than if you had just kept your mouth shut and kept it secret.
Sure! Your intuition is far more powerful than 100 years of scien-ma-tific observation. Well, admittedly science wasn't exactly at the same level in 1906 as it is today, especially for things like upper atmosphere composition.
So we can now transform loose light weight clothing into slightly different configurations through motors that can last atleast the 30 seconds necessary for a fashion show on 80 pound models that avoid body movements. Seems pretty useless to me, why's this on /.?
You can waive them, though the question would be does a EULA constitute a contract in the first place?
Yes, you can do it. A great resource (with forum) for these kinds of projects is http://www.silentpcreview.com What I would run is a P4 with the NCU-2000 heatsink. A p4 because if you do get the CPU too hot, it would throttle itself rather than shut down your computer.
I could never figure that out, since AMD's performance rating system isn't linear.. do you divide 2500 by the stock MHz, and multiply by the overclocked MHz to come up with the 3200+?
"My problem is when the community or the school or the Govt starts enforcing the beliefs of the majority on its minorities." You're the one who wants government to enforce beliefs.
If it's part of someone's religion to pray before each and every meal, what right does the government have to tell them they can't do it?
Seems the simplest method would be to mount a couple video cameras on the plane and feed them to giant displays in the cockpit. You could even have a field of vision that would be impossible with windows (imagine a camera pointed backwards). Lasers would then be useless.
Only problem would be electric failure -- if your power died or something you would be flying blind, so it might be a good idea to keep a window in the cockpit, just covered with a shade or something.
In the worst scenario, you end up with some horrendously lame media player or no-name virus scanner written by a drunk Chinese five year old embedded into your computer.
Can the five year old embedded into my computer write other software as well?
Obligatory Sexylosers comic.
Dave Ahlman's kite thingy..
The democrat has to first check whether the drowning man is on the list of approved minorities.
Napster was in Sweden?
It's great that they've got lower cards coming out, but what I really wanna know is when we can purchase a 6800 ultra DDL for the PC (yes, to run the 30" apple monitor.)
I also use a 4200, though I got the 128mb version. At the time I purchased mine the fx line had been out for a short time, the 5200 cost about the same as the 4200, and everyone was telling me to purchase a 5200 for dx9. Hah, look at their 5200's now!
Actually, my dual celeron setup was socket 370, and there was no wire soldering, no nothing... ABIT BP6 Reign Forever!
As for using athlon xp as mp.. http://www.hardwarezone.com/articles/view.php?cid= 2&id=747&pg=
The problem is limited motherboard support, versus very wide support for hyperthreading on intel.
So, would your 350W still cover it after an upgrade to a 3.6 prescott with a geforce 6800 ultra?
Install a case window and some cathode lights?
The difference is if you run intel hyperthreading, intel says "Way to go, we'll support you!" and if you run dual xp's, amd says "Uh, we don't support that."
Kinda like running dual celerons back in the old days I suppose.
Or for $336 you could purchase two 2800+ athlon MP processors. Or did you want two computers?
Looks like an intel p4 3.0ghz is running at $202, and an athlon 64 3000+ $158. Not nearly as much price difference as amd used to give us.. :(
The easy solution (from an AC post the other day) is to backspace over the it.
:)
Poof, no more tan!
I thought that was a saying from Tennessee?
Actually, you DO have the URLs to base your judgement on. It's just, the HTML is friggin' retarded. I guess what's what you get from someone who uses "phishing" ..
Some page source:
<p align="center"><font face="Arial" size="2">To validate your personal CITI online banking account follow the link below</font>: <p align="center"><a href="#" onClick="MM_popupMsg('For the Phishing IQ Test, the Link has been disabled.')" onMouseOver="MM_displayStatusMsg('http://citi-prot ection.info/');return document.MM_returnValue">http://web.da-us.citibank .com&BVP=/cgi-bin/citifi/scripts/&M=S&US&_u=visito r</a>.